[Part 2] The False Promises of the LGTBQ Community: Rupaul Deserves More

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This is part 2 of this series.
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I encourage you to watch part 1 first and then to watch this second part.

This second part covers the gorgeous, black and lesbian women are not embraced by the
LGBTQ movement and brands who always rally behind white influencers and their coming out stories, their trans struggles, etc.
There’s a young Jamaican lady name Shantania Beckford. I find her incredibly beautiful...and I’m puzzled as to why she doesn’t have at least 1M followers were her sexual orientation journey is comparable to Tana Mongeau.
How come Shantania doesn’t have the brand deals, the MTV deals and the whatever else deals?
After all we black people are always accused of caring SO MUCH ABOUT COLOR...then why is it that in the LGBTQ community wealth only seems to know the addresses of white people?! I’m confused. I admit I’m very much aware of color because the western world always reminded me of my color! But the LGBTQ community and its utopia promises...why aren’t they doing better when it comes to the social and economical upward mobility of all its adherent! Just like the promise of 40 acres and mule was sold to black people to bamboozle them into another form of indentured servitude...so is it in the LGBTQ.
And it’s truly prove that racism cannot be cured by sexual orientation! Nope.
Racism is racism.
It’s a mindset.
And just because someone shares a similar lifestyle as you will never mean they will see you as their equal.
Please be careful. Black people are constantly being lied to and robbed. We create it. They say oh be my friend and show me how to do it too. You show them...they take it straight to bank get richer and never call you no more!
You better be careful.
They’ll be mad but I’m making this video for my people to say watch your back my love. Watch your back. Cause I don’t think you are safe and as welcomed as you force yourself to believe. They don’t you they want the swag of you without respecting and valuing the essence of you.
Nope! You are too precious for that. Nope! Nope! And hell no!
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